snowflake costume ideas please

Started by tim k, October 24, 2006, 19:14:24

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tim k

Quote from: triffid on October 24, 2006, 19:56:21
Boring! 
:-\ I've just tried it from here, and it works.

Can you type it in? www.snowcrystals.com ?

got it ;D

many thanks

tim k


triffid

Phew! So glad  :)

I really must learn how to post pictures here... (but not now, when much more important things are being discussed  ;D)

tim k

Quote from: wellingtons on October 24, 2006, 20:11:08
oh Tim ... she's an absolute doll ... she's already got the white tights, and the white sweatshirt ... little white skirt  and a few snowflakes, she'll be perfect ...

gorgeous, gorgeous little girl!

yes i think so ;D ;D
i think i will go for the sandwich board idea will try the wire though with the curtains

triffid

See you all later... off to forage for supper!

tim k

thanks triffid found a section on that site i can print off the snowflakes and cut them out ;D

grawrc

A real sweetie! Also thanks for the advice! Sorry for poaching on your thread Tim K. I fond it much more difficult nowadays where so many parents are quite fierce about what their kids may and may not eat.

I could just provide a lottie selection and a cake!! ;)


Tulipa

Tim, she's gorgeous!  I had a little girl like her but she's gone off to uni now and wears black all the time, enjoy her, it goes too quickly!

Just thinking on how long your daughter has to wear the costume, could you just put snowflakes on the end of the springs from Claires on her head, so it is fun to wear without being uncomfortable and some cheap silver fabric from Fabric land to make a very basic dress, that would double up for an angel, fairy etc in the future in the dressing up box!

T.

Conker

My daughter was a snowflake in her first nativity.  All we had to do was buy a white tshirt (Tesco value ones were about £1-50 for an adult one that covered most of her!) and a couple of lengths of silver tinsel.  Cut the tinsel to fit round the sleeve edges and round the hem and tack it into place.  I think we might have done the neck edge too.  Spare tinsel was made into a ring for her head.  Add a pair of white sparkly tights and all done!

Very easy to make and very easy to move around in and very easy to wear even for long periods of time.

Bob
If you bring it upon yourself, take it on the chin like an adult.

tim k

thanks Bob the movement thing will be an issue as she is dancing and all sorts :)

first attempt at the wire frame thing failed although i now have a metal birds nest sculpture for my sculptured metal herons  ;D ;D

will keep you all up to date on the progress


tim

tim k

as promised a pic of the finished costume sorry about the finger in the pic cant take any more at the mo as i dropped the camera :(


Hyacinth

Awww, Tim! Don't like snow at all, but.....think I've just fallen in love with a snowflake :D


manicscousers


Tulipa

Aaaaw, bless her, she looks wonderful, what a poppet! :)

tim k

trouble is now she wants to wear it all the time ;D

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